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The Chidlow Bbq Festival Is Here Again 222 ISSUE 222 SEPTEMBER 2019 THE CHIDLOW BBQ FESTIVAL IS HERE AGAIN The Chidlow BBQ Festival is a @chidlowtavern or email katie@chid- up for the public to taste the fantastic offer- KCBS Master Series hosted by Chidlow lowtavern.com.au for your performers pack ings from the BBQ Teams. $5 gets you 3 Tavern! Make Chidlow and slow a tradition today. Entry fee is $5. 00 per person tastings from 3 different competitors. Buy and book now for The Chidlow BBQ Festi- There is no admission charge to watch this as many tasting tickets as you think you can val. If you were lucky enough to be with us event. If you have any questions please stomach. You then return to the Information at the Spit in the Hills BBQ event that Chid- don’t hesitate to get in touch. Tent and vote for your favourite team. low Tavern hosted in May, then welcome Tickets can be purchased at back! ...If not - you’ve got the chance to join Chidlow’s Choice – Where you get to be any time over the weekend from the In- in the fun in September! the Judge!! – Sunday from 2pm formation Tent, but be early as they sell More teams, more comp meats, At 2pm Competitors Alley opens out fast! more KCBS reps plus a KCBS Judges Class, BBQ’s, more vendors, more bands - it has to equal more fun - right! Get your mates together, polish off your smokers, start trying that new rub recipe, dig out a sausage stuffer and regis- ter today. KCBS Comp Meats - Chicken, Pork Ribs, Pork, Beef Brisket. Ancillary - Onsite “Handmade” Sausage Category ~ The win is yours for the taking! Can’t wait to see you there! For more information and team registrations please email katie@chid- lowtavern.com.au or message our Face- book Page @chidlowtavern. Battle of the Bands (at Chidlow Tavern) This September, the hills will be fi lled with the sound of music, as Battle of the Bands returns (as part of The Chidlow BBQ Festival). With the stage calling and places limited, are you ready to meat your match? Over 2 days (weekend of 14th & 15th of September) bands, duets and solo musicians will do (musical) battle, with 40 minutes to wow the judges, prove who’s the hottest talent and showcase some of Perth’s best up and coming musical per- formers to the guests and competitors of our KCBS International BBQ Competition and artisan markets. The Battle is open to all musical genres, may include originals or covers, the use of both acoustic and electronic in- struments, all performances must be 100% family friendly in every aspect. For more information and regis- trations, either message us on Facebook LOCAL CHIDLOW PROGRESS ASSOCIATION INC. CONTACTS NB: Classes are held only during school BP Party Hire .................................... 9295 4961 terms. Kim .............................. 0447 143 044 Yoga classes: Tarja (0409 683 412) Mon- Chidlow Catholic Church Paul Reid .. 9572 3425 What’s been happening? day night, (6.30pm-7.45pm). Chidlow Cats Basketball Club Don’t forget to bring a mat and maybe a President :Bill Edwards ............ 0413 431 591 Great news for Chidlow Skate Park light rug for relaxation. Please follow Tarja Chidlow Community Church When the skate park group met with represen- on her Facebook page: Chidlow & Mahog- Richard Luke .................... 9295 0535 tatives from the Shire of Mundaring on Friday, any Creek Yoga. Chidlow Cricket Club Peter Bradshaw ........... 0421 966 774 30th August at the proposed skate park site in Upcoming: Chidlow Family Playgroup Holly ... 0420 388 375 Chidlow to discuss future plans, they received Markets: Saturday, 21 September, 2019, Chidlow Hall Hire Teresa Hartnell .0417 093 396 some unexpected good news. 9.00am-2.00pm. Contact: Abbie Connel Chidlow Junior Football Club ............ 9572 3164 Mr Kirk Kitchen (Recreation and Leisure), 0403 685 247 or email on chidlowhallmar- Chidlow Junior Motocross Club and Mr Shane Purdy (Infrastructure) from the [email protected] Linda Frankhuizen ........0478 125 450 Shire agreed not only to apply for some State All locally-produced craft from giftware, Chidlow Marsupial Hospital ............... 9572 4165 Government funding but also to take over the jewellery to fresh fruit and vegetables. Chidlow Netball Club management of the project. Dinah Bezuidenhout ..... 0427 326 262 Chidlow Night Hockey Phil Smith ...... 9572 3431 It seems that it is now a priority in Chidlow as Check our Facebook page Chidlow Post Offi ce ........................... 9572 4120 we are the only community of our size not to www.facebook.com/Chidlowmatters/ Chidlow Progress Association have a skate park. Planning and surveying Brought to you by the President : .............. will start in 2020 with an expected completion Chidlow Progress Association Vice President :Susan Gill ....... 0419 036 257 date in 2021. Vice President :Janette Edwards 0419 953 122 Change in Committee Treasurer :Beverley Dancy ........ 0408 325 115 The CPA would like to advise a recent change Secretary :Zoe Hemsted .. ......... 0427 737 778 in committee members and welcome our new Mailing Address is PO Box 85 Chidlow 6556 Chidlow Primary School .................... 9572 4132 President, Mrs Janette Edwards. Janette will Chidlow District RSL be supported in her role by Joint Vice-Presi- President :Ian Johnstone ........... 0413 746 405 dents, Mrs Susan Gill and Mrs Jo Hallam. Vice President :Fran Berry ......... 0417 530 500 New Defi brillator machine Treasurer :Jackie Hedges .......... 0417 583 519 The CPA are pleased to announce that the Secretary :Allison Gunn .............. 0411 809 369 Hall is the home of a defi brillator machine ob- Mailing Address is PO Box 56 Chidlow 6556 tained through the auspices of St John of God Chidlow Senior Football Club Lotterywest grant where the CPA had only Adam Davis .................. 0417 505 449 Chidlow Tennis Court Hire ................. 9290 6666 to pay a nominal amount. It is expected that Cubs/Scouts/Guides Mt Helena there will be training courses in the (hopefully) Rhonda ..............................9572 1429 not too distant future but also the CPA would Eastern Hills Hornets T-Ball & Baseball Assoc. like to be able to offer First Aid courses to the President :Aaron Cuthbert ......... 0407 657 116 community as well. Registrar :Alison Parker ............ 0428 914 085 DON’T MISS OUT! Bendigo Bank Raffl e: Eastern Hills Scouts closing November Jennine Tabb................ 0417 749 423 Instead of bestowing grants this Eastern Hills Wildfl ower Society Pam Riordan ................ 0408 909 897 year, the Bendigo Bank are giving commu- Federal Member for Hasluck nity groups a chance to earn funds by selling Hon Ken Wyatt .................. 9359 0322 raffl e tickets to win $20,000 cash or one of FOR ALL FIRES 000 fi ve $1,000 Bendigo Bank savings accounts. Fire Station (Sat Mornings Only) ......9572 3016 Please help the Chidlow community by either Secretary Angeline Clapp getting a $50 book to sell or buying a $5 ticket. Hills Weavers Maggie Webb ............. 9572 3045 Books are available from from Jo Hallam, at Karate Training Real Estate Plus, Chidlow. Tues & Thurs 6pm start at the Rec Centre Lost Mundaring & Surroundings (Local History) Activities: Regular: Owen Briffa .................. 0481 169 638 Film club: SATURDAY, 14 SEPTEMBER, Member of Parliament 7.00pm for 7.30pm start. (See poster at Chid- Jessica Shaw MLA ............ 9296 7688 low Post House for details.) Mount Helena Aquatic Pilates classes: Kat Hardwick (0411 167 Chris Blankley .............. 0437 511 037 611) Thursday mornings 9.15am-10.15am. Mt Helena Little Athletics Club Manager - If you would like to recieve the Chidlow Chatter via email, please send in your email address Dinah Bezuidenhout ..................... 0427 326 262 to [email protected], and you will be added to the e-list. Club Coach - Tara Witcombe .......... 9572 4978 Mundaring Chamber of Commerce ADVERTISING & ARTICLES Ruth Hampton .............. 0408 947 640 Mundaring & Hills Historical Society Inc. Closing Date for all advertising and articles is the 28th of each month Offi ce Manager - Trish Beaman ..... 9295 0540 For all enquires, please contact David Palmer : 0417 097 825 Mundaring Men’s Shed ..................... 9295 0577 Email: [email protected] Address : P.O. Box 165, Chidlow, W.A. 6556 Mundaring Shire - Ranger .............. 9290 6666 Cheques can be made payable to Chidlow Chatter or David Palmer ABN: 30 550 545 102 Shire Councillors Stephen Fox ............... 0417 329 129 The Chidlow Chatter is printed on renewable resource paper. All correspondance is sent out on renewable John Daw ................... 0437 997 325 resource paper & paper envelopes to lessen the Chidlow Chatter’s footprint on the environment Kate Driver .................. 0432 539 066 .... What can your business do? Police Contact Mundaring Station ..... 9290 1900 Sawyers Valley Christian Fellowship DISCLAIMER This publication is produced for the residents of Chidlow and the surrounding area’s by David Palmer. Kim Tester ......................... 9572 4313 The Editor of the Chidlow Chatter does not accept any liability for the views & opinions, information submitted or advertisements placed herein. All submissions may be subject to editing. All Letters to the Editor must have name and address. 2 SEPTEMBER 2019 CHIDLOW CHATTER CChidlowhidlow FFireire BBrigaderigade Mundaring Men’s Shed Meetings on the Third Tuesday is now open Monday to Fridays from of EVERY Month @ 7.30pm 9am to 3pm & open on the last Saturday of the month from 9am-12 noon Chidlow Progress Assoc. ‘Sing Along’ sessions at the Men’s Shed, & Chidlow Hall Meetings Jacoby Street, Mundaring...Free Entry. to be held on the 4th Tuesday of each Alternate Thursdays @ 7.30pm. month, 7.00pm. Your community sup- Everyone Welcome port is greatly needed & appreciated. Mundaring Prime Movers Chidlow Community is now held in THE ARENA at the Church MUNDARING RECREATION GROUND Chidlow Recreation Centre MONDAYS & THURSDAYS 9.30-10.30am Sundays 9.30 – 11.30 followed PRIME MOVERS is an exercise group by morning tea - All welcome.
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